We’re pleased to announce our latest wave of grants, supporting a mix of protocol research, infrastructure maintenance, privacy-preserving wallets, and mining decentralization—work that benefits Bitcoin’s resilience as an open monetary network.

This wave includes six first-time grants and seven grant renewals. The projects and contributors supported in this round span multiple parts of the ecosystem, including developer tooling, wallets, infrastructure work, and education initiatives. Together, they reflect a shared focus on strengthening Bitcoin as a public good by improving safety, decentralization, usability, and the ability for independent contributors to participate over the long term.

The six first-time grants in this wave go to:

The seven grant renewals have been awarded to:

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> We’re pleased to announce our latest wave of grants, supporting a mix of protocol research, infrastructure maintenance, privacy-preserving wallets, and mining decentralization—work that benefits Bitcoin’s resilience as an open monetary network.
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> This wave includes six first-time grants and seven grant renewals. The projects and contributors supported in this round span multiple parts of the ecosystem, including developer tooling, wallets, infrastructure work, and education initiatives. Together, they reflect a shared focus on strengthening Bitcoin as a public good by improving safety, decentralization, usability, and the ability for independent contributors to participate over the long term.
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> The six first-time grants in this wave go to:
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> - Braidpool
> - BlindBit Suite
> - Dana Wallet
> - FreeBSD
> - LaWallet
> - LNHANCE
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> The seven grant renewals have been awarded to:
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> - Bitcoin Dev Kit (Aug. 2023)
> - Satoshi Nakamoto Institute (Jul. 2024)
> - Africa Free Routing (Sep. 2024)
> - Floresta (Sep. 2024)
> - Yes Bitcoin Haiti (Nov. 2024)
> - Swift Bitcoin (Jul. 2025)
> - Silent Payments Shepherd (Aug. 2025)
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> [**...read more at opensats.org**](https://opensats.org/blog/fifteenth-wave-of-bitcoin-grants)